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i I just call I DON'T DECORATE . " I 111
I THE FRONT OF YOUR HOUS&WITH A SIGN! 1 wk .. ."..$ .so I
' j 1 m1m A STANDARD CLASSIFIED AD : 1 Month $1-50 I !!
i I Female Help
' 2 WAITRESSES, experienced. Brands
1 prii Boise, Ida., $40 per mo. Pay y
' q ra'il fare. Write at once. 2926 ,
X EXPERIENCED rough dry marker
and sorter. Apply at onco. Troy
Laundry. 2946
RANTED waitress at Orpheum Candy
i, co. at once. - 2925
J GooD girl for general housework.
small family. Inquire 2512 Tyler.
J 2924
5 I 3 GIRLS -wanted by Scowcrort knitting
department . 2931
f EXPERIENCED stenographer, perma
Dnt position. Glen Bros. -Roberts
El piano Co. ' 2913
! FIRST-CLASS stenographer, good sal
! arr to right party. Call at manager's
office, D. C. & H. Dept., U. P. System,
J Ogden, Utah. 2900
'j WANTED An experienced stenog-
rapbor. Boyle Furniture Co. 2887
A GIRL wanted; experienced preferred.
Wk I Grecnwell's Confectionery. 2901
3V ji STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper;
H i experience not necessary; good wages.
I Apply 36, care Standard. 2903
li h BOOKKEEPER and stenographer;
Jq r! rood wages. National Outfitting Co.,
'M i 2345 Washington. 2902
f LADY stenographer -with some knowl
I edge of office work. Address Jay,
H care Standard. 2885
in t. QIRLS to make pants and overalls,
n il ii Electric power sewing machines,
mi 1 1 ! WQgea guaranteed while learning. Big
hi money made aEer learning. Clean,
j light work room, steady work all win
tt , Ur. Apply Manufacturing Dept., Scow-
2 1220
Str. I f WANTED :
lC,K ! . Male Help j
'. ) WANTED 25 boys work after school.
1 "i! Boys now earn $2 per week; 15c de
'f ke t posit required. 2478 Washington Ave.,
)l V; Som 202. 2945
jnato j
quits 'J WANTED First-class stenographer,
ouqj f good salary to right party. Call at
vhu ?- nanager's office, D. C. H. Dept., U. P.
id by , I system, Ogden, Utah. 2899
ptinr ,
art ; BOY with bicycle. Clark's. 2838
Sb? I TRUCKERS and freight handlers
'4 wanted. Permanent employment. Ap
?Jh Ply tinlon. Pacific freight station.
CCEp' I 1381.
S FORREOT
'3rf 5-ROOM modern, South Wash., $25.
u 4-ROOM strictly modern on bench,
.1 ' ! furnished or unfurnished. Ogden Home
'L J Builder's Co., 213 Eccles Bldg. Phone
I 9"; 2934
3-ROOM house, $8 a month; water in
' - kitchen and lighU 3610 Ogden Ave.
? Phono 2991. 2947
V ii MOD. 6-rm. house, ?16. Ph. 2130 -J.
2897
pal '; MODERN 7 -room house, 469 23rd St.
I Inquire next door east. 2915
will five room modern house, 322 Thirty
. ; third street. Phone 1824-R. 2909
1 -i THREE rooms, water and lights, $7.00.
vill ; 616 Sullivan. 2906
oom- j -
4-ROOM brick, partly modern, on
sued t! bench; large lot for garden. 8 -room
,UEc. jj modern, close In. E, F. Bratz, 417
Vork Ecclea Bldg. Phone [phone]
hiil A G00I) modern six-room house, well
aVj 'j located on Washington avenue, $20.
. S J. J. Brummitt, under Utah National
. bank. 2888
ci ; five room house, 12. W. B. Wedell.
2856
" THREE room modern apartment, cel
V lar, lawn, close in. $1800. F. A. Mc
.CJ : ' Gulre, 2434 Hudson. 2849
A MODERN seven -room bungalow in
aitrf ; elegant location on the bench, $25.
J. J. Brummitt. Phone 59. 2888
"-. FOUR-ROOM brick houso in the rail
" road district, $10. J. J. Brummitt, un
- & ; der Utah National bank. 2759
.,1; FOUR-ROOM frame house, close in,
v(g; I12.J. J. Brummitt. Phone 59. 2759
'THREE-ROOM houso on Lincoln
.'t ' avenue, between 22nd and 23rd streets,
rs-c ;i UO. j. j. Brummitt, under Utah Na
qnd ; l'onal Bank. 2759
age-' RGE, nearly fire and frost proof
and br'ck building, 176x80, for- storage
$IV f'Jrpoee. Auto storage especially. In
Liiied" t lre Davis County Nursery, Roy,
ractfj. Phone 14-J-l. 2606
' acl f PlVE-ROOM modern, with sleeping
-. Wrch. 2746 Madison. $26. Phone 967.
2 ,j 2304
WANTED
i if i Sihiations 1
ZX- I iOblTION as housekeeper by middle
teS3, 1 widow. Address Box 31, care
.-' i Standard. 2944
I ill f JAPANESE boy, prefers small family.
I" ' gPP'y at 272 25th, Japanese office.
t rono 2133 -N. W. 2730
t?rmr CHIMNEY SWEEP.
? u aNACES and chlmnoys cleaned.
: j PeterSj pnonQ 1952 2050
JJ-PAPER furnished and hung.
"'Her. Phono 3205. 235
fnnnnr TOR RENT i
- - v-, innr Furnished J
n"?.PI roomswlth'gaa'and
light, 24474 Wash. 2914
NICELY furnished front room, 2651
Adams. 2943
$JPuD??N ?-room aPt- garage. 414
-Utn St. v 2949
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms for
rent. 566 Twenty, fourth. 2941
S!BY urnislled sleeping rooms,
2629 Grant. 2937
LIGHT hskpg. rooms, with or without
private bath, 2210 WaBh. 2919
TWO rooms, housekeeping apt, on
ground floor. 631 26th SL 2920
TWO sleeping rooms close in. Rent
reasonable. Phone 3248; 2851
FURNISHED rooms at 832 Twenty
flfth 2854
MODERN, steam -heated room, gentle
man only. 219 23rd. P. 333. ' 2782
FOX apartments, 2 rooms, bath, lights,
water in kitchen. 447 21st SU 2777
TWO nicely furnished steam -heated
housekeeping rooms, 459 22nd St. Ph.
926 -W. 2886
MODERN Kfpnm
in; gentleman only. P. 1763. ' 2769
THREE nicely furnished rooms, 2539
Grant. Tel. [phone]
FURNISHED rooms. 333 Twenty
fourth. 2738
PEARL, Twenty-seventh and Grant
Phono 2920. 2706
SEE the new PIgza Apts. PrlceB from
$23.50 to $37.50 per month, including
light, heat and gas, Phone [phone]
HOUSES and flat. 2634 Grant. 9-lS-tf
WANTED "
Wrunu-L-u -uuu-j Jfe JSfS m auwm Ji
TWO men want furnished room, with
I plenty heat and hot water. Box W,
care Standard. 2922
i My cIaneoua
A FEW good young milk cows. Phone
37-J-3. 2939
SHEPPERD puppies, fine stock, cheap.
121 No. Washington. 2895
jjATJiib 1 model Underwood typewrit
er, brand new. Dr. Kanzler. 2929
RETAIL milk route with or without
cows. Box F, care Standard. 2936
POTATOES, $1.36; onions, $2.00. Ph.
1574. 2916
BROOD sows for sale, 240 West 20th.
2917
FURNITURE of seven room house.
Call mornings. 2452 Madison avenue.
, 2892
GOOD blacksmith business, tools and
supplies. Address S. Nielson, Kays
vllle, Utah. 2871
SECOND-HAND goods bought and
sold at reasonable prices. 1800 Wash.
Ph. 686-J. 2603
SIX large sacks of kindling wood, $1.
J. H. Wheelwrlsht. Phono 828. 748
JIM'S GROCETERIA Is run like the
postofflce. Small buyers get the same
price as large ones. Customers save
the cost of delivering, Dookkoeping
and clerks. Everything In grocorles is
cheaper. 183 24th Street 6-1-ti
IMPORTED canarleB. 2220 Lincoln
Ave. 814
I TORRENT
DRESSMAKING and plain sewing.
2749 Grant. 1917
BUSINESS I
OPPORTUNITIES J
EXPERT accountant wants small set
of books to keep in evenings. Address
Accountant, care Standard. 2861
MUST sell at once, candy store In en
trance of -Utah theater. Ownor leaving
town. Call afternoons or evenings.
2881
f DSSMAKING J
HjMbTlTCHlNG and plcoU 10c and
16c a yard. Fancy buttons. Madame
Caplau'B Gown Shop, 3rd floor Wrights.
1504
LADIES'talloring,2536 Madison. 1932M
S-10-lyr.
6-ROOM modern bungalow on beau
tifully located lot, 57x144 to alley; lo
cated In southern California, close to
the principal resorts. House has prac
tically all built-in features, including
fireplaces. Will oxchungo for Ogden
property. Call and see me or phono
and I will sco you. Must act quickly.
J. A. McCulloch, undor First Nat'l.
bank. 2466
SATURDAY, December 22, in Wright's
store, a mink muff. Liberal reward.
No questions. 2665 Monroe. 2940
BUNCH of kcyes, owner Harry E.
White. Reward. Phono 1503-J. 2880
' FOR SALE
GOOD 8-room dwelling, well located
for renting rooms; two baths; all spe
cial taxes paid; partly furnished. Own
er is non-resident, will sacrifice for
$2400, part cash. This Is a bargain.
See R. G. Agee, 374 25th. Phone 69
or 683. 2930
NEW modern bungalow, 5 rooms, gas
and fireplace. Call owner, phone 1934-J
Cor. 30th and Porter. 2935
3 -ROOM house and two lots for $800;
I no interest on deferred payments. E.
W. Cannady. Phone 86. 2942
BY OWNER, five -room modern bung
alow, small payment down, long time
contract on balance Apply 2253 En
dlon. 2908
AN elegant lot, well located on 21st
street, on tiie bench, $25. J. J. Brum
mitt, under Utah National bank. 2889
FOR SALE or rent by owner, 4-room
house, ono acre of ground in fruit
trees, between 5th and 6th on Lin
coln Ave. Mrs. J. Wilson. 2898
FOR SALE.
21 acres best land in county for to
matoes, peas, beets or fruit; 6 acres
in bearing apples, 2 acres pasture, 14
acres for general use; good 4-room j
brick houfle. lnrcn hn.rn. rmrtor1 i
cellar, woll and ample water right
Ideally located for marketing crops;
closo to excellent school and on one of
the main highways. Will sell on good
terms, only .$4000.00.
33 acres "land, good 3 -room rock
house, good barn, brick granary and
other buildings; 20 acres best tomato,
peas, fruit or hay land, balance pas
ture or fruit land. Abundance of wa
ter, close to pea viner and tomato
scales; near good school and on main
road. This is a positive snap and
good terms; $2500.00.
J. A. McCULLOUGH
Undor First Natl. Bank. 2779
AN acre and a half of land, with a
good cement building, suitable for
manufacturing plant, well located in a
trackage district, for only $3000. J. J.
Brummitt. Phone 59. 2889
AN elegant bunch of 250 lots, well lo
cated on the bench, for only $25 per
lot One-fifth down and one-fifth
each year at 6 per cent interest. J. J.
Brummitt, under Utih National bank.
2889
11 ACRES, sandy loam soil, two shares
primary water, 2 -room house, 3 miles
from city hall. For a few days at $2200.
Good terms. Skeen Realty Co. 2780
A GREAT bargain in a bungalow on
the bench, located near two car lines,
In the best residence district on the
bench. This property will bo sold for
about one-half of what it is worth.
J. J. Brummitt. Phone 69. 2889
BY OWNER, an excellent five room
modern brick house, opposite high
school. Price very reasonable. Terms
to suit Call 2550 Monroe. 2649
AN elegant lot, 70x135 Teet, located
near the Union depot. Only $10 per
front foot, any kind of terms. J. J.
Brummitt, under Utah National bank.
2889
IDAHO RANCHES
FARMS and ranches, some with cat
tle. Terms. Federal Land Co. 493
FIVE room house with light and water
on a lot 43.8 feet by 165 feet, west
front, paved street close in on Wash
ington avenue. Lot alone worth $1800.
The best investment in Ogden. All
for $1600. J. A. McCulloch, under First
National Bank. 2274
A HALF-MILE frontage on oast 25th
street, will be sold in any sized lots
on any kind of terms to suit pur
chaser. Very cheap. J. J. Brummitt
Phone 59. 2889
FOR RENT or sale on easy terms;
modern six room brick cottage with
garage, a large lot, shade and fruit
trees, located corner Fourth' and Hud
son. Owner will vacate in about ton
days. For terms call at above ad
dress. 2384
WANTED
; To Buy ;
IF you have sacks of any kind or
empty barrels call 686 -W. We will
call for them. 2678
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OGDEN
SAVING8 BANK.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of tho Ogden Savings Bank
will be held at tho banking room of
said corporation, in the First National
Bank building, in the city of Ogden,
county of Webor and state of Utah, on
Tuesday, the 8th day of January, 1918,
at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose
of electing nino directors and for tho
purpose of considering a proposed
amendment to the articles of incor
poration, to increase the capital stock
of said banking corporation to such an
amount as shall be determined upon
by tho stockholders and for the trans
action of such other business as may
be brought before said mooting.
(Signed) CHARLES H. BARTON,
CaBhier, Ogden Savings Bank.
Date of first publication, Decem
ber 24, 1917.
Ono hundred and fifty locals of the
International Hod Carriers, Building
und Common Laborers' union have
raised wages $3,4144,095 during the
period between October, 1916, and Oc
tober, 1917.
WANTED
' Salesmen
WANTED Country salesman for sev
eral good counties in this state to
handle our complete line of fruit treeB,
shrubbery, rosos, etc., booking advance
spring orders now; necessary supplies
furnished; good money for right men.
Address Idaho Nursery Company,
Weiser, Idaho. 2923
MONEY TO LOAN
WE can place $1600, $3000 and $4500
at 8 per cent, on first-class improved
Ogden seal estate. See us at once.
Bothwell & Swanor Company. 2870
W. N. Pierce Agency Real Estate, In
surance, Loans, Notary. 16 Commer
cial Bank Bldg. Phone 300 6
MONEY to loan on ref oBtate secur
ity. J. J. Brummitt 6-21-tf
REAL ESTATE, Mortsaee and Loans.
Kelly & Herrlolr, 6-15-t!
R, P. HUNTER, Mortgage Loans, Real
Estate, Fire Insurance. Established
18891 411 24th St. Osden, Utah.
0-11-lyr.
j FOR RENT
1 THE best barn In the business quar
ter, 168 23rd. 483
VERY desirable office; centrally lo
cated. Inquire J. A Hoglo & Co.,
2409 Hudson. Phono 322. -11-tf
foFsoF
21 ACRES, houso, close In. Call 1804.
2933-j
CHIROPRACTOR
R. J. SCHULTZ, chiropractor. Resi
dence calls a specialty. Phone 1058-R.
2920 Hudson Ave. 2932
WHEAT WANTED
Wheat wanted; highest cash price
paid for wheat West Ogden Milling
& Elevator Co., just over viaduct at
fork of Wilson Lane and Hooper road.
2470
Ohio State Industrial Commission re
ports that there were 185,223 acci
dents in Ohio last year, against 166,000
tho year before.
oo
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Webor Coun
ty, State of Utah.
Bert N. Spencer, plaintiff, vs. Edna
Spencer, defendant
The State of Utah to the said Defend
ant: You aro hereby summoned to ap
pear within twenty days after sorvico
of this summons upon you, if served
within the county in which the action
Is brought, otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend tho
above entitled action; and in case of
your failure so to do, Judgment will bo
rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of said court,
together with a copy for you. This ac
tion is brought to recover a judgment
dissolving tho bonds of matrimony
now and heretofore existing between
you and the plaintiff.
CHEZ & STINE,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
P. O. Address, 403 First National
Bank building, Ogden, Utah.
First published Jan. 3, 1918.
Last published Fob. 1, 1918.
JNFORMATIONBUREAU
Accident Insurance
Aetna Accident & Liability Co., Auto
and Liability Insurance IL A. Purdy,
2377 Hudson Ave. Phone 483.
Banking
Ogden State Bank, Commercial & Sav
ings DeptB. Rood Hotel Bldg. Phone 63.
Auto Accessories
Garage. Repairs, Studebaker Asoncy.
Mack-Robinson Co., 2440 Grant AYenuo.
Phone 89L
Banking
Utah National Bank, southeast corner
24th St and Wash. Ave. Phone 61.
Buttermilk
Fresh dally from pasteurized cream.
10c gallon at tho plant. Mutual Creamery
Co., Phono 318.
Carpet Cleaning
K. Van Kampen for upholstering: oar
pots cleaned, altorcd and laid. Ro-maklng
of mattressos. Phono SS3.
Chiropractor
F. J. Froonor, Chiropractic Offices,
i 200-10-11-12-13-14-26. Col. Hudson Bldg.
I Phono 31L
JohnBon, McKell, Thompson, Suite 409-10-11-12-13-14
and 2C, 4th floor Hudcon
Bldg. X-Ray Laboratory. Phono 707.
City Scavengers
McCarty & Co., 2734 Grant Avenue.
Phono 2018-W.
Counselor-at-Law
Lawyer O'Connolly, over Commercial
National Bank. .Phono It
Chiropractors
Irish &. Irish Chiropractic Offices, 604,
C05, 50C ECCLDS Bldg. Only lady Chiro
practor In Ogden, 5th floor. Phono 276.
2734
Delicatessen
Chicken tamaloa, chill con carue, chilli,
spaghetti at Grclner"a Delicatessen, 128
26th St. Phouo 28S3. 2109
Engraving
Opden Engraving Scrvlco Co., makoro
o, Une cuts In ono or more colors, 2403
Washington Ave. Phono 4C3.
INFORMATION BUREAU
Furrier and Taxidermist
Furs cleaned, romodelod In latest atyles,
Ordors taken for now furs at reasonable
prices Work guaranteed. T. Gajeswsky, 1
at Burt'e Store. Phone 118.
Hides
Hides, pelts, wool, furs. X). 3VL Run
yan, 2269 Wall Ave.
Hotel .
The Only Fireproof Hotel In Ogdon.
Rates 76c and up. The New Brlgnam,
Wall Ave., and 24th St Phono 2430.
Junk and Hides
Western Hldo &: Junk Co., 2223 Wash
ington Ave. Phono 861.
Junk
Ogden Junk House, 2059 Wash. Ave.
Phono 210.
Loose Leaf Sheets and Covers
Bookbinding, Ruling & Mfp. Stationer.
J. Wilson, 2465 Wa3b- Ave. .Phono 850.
Money to Loan
Salaried people can get It without -o-curlty,
others on furniture, pianos, etc.
218 Hudson Bldg. Phono 87J.
New and Second Hand Goods
A Slncr. Now and Second-Hand Fur
niture Clothing, etc, bought and sold.
Suit cases cheap. 241-243 25th Stroot
Phono 1321.
Photographers
Tho Amundsen Studloa. We please tho
hard to please. 2469 Washington Avo
nue. Phono 2275-R.
Physician and Surgeon
Dr. A Fornlund. Office hours 11 to 4
p, m. New Peery Bldg. Hudson Ave.
Res. Phono 646; Office Phono 1900-W.
Sanitary Vork
Sanitary Garbage Co., all kinds of rub
bish hauled, ash pits cleaned. Prices
reasonable. Phono 620.
Vacuum Cleaners
Electric Servico Co. Sturtovant and
Santo Carpet Cleaners, 51 and-up por day.
425 24th Street. Phono 88.
Sewing Machines
Whlto Sowing Machine Co., 2255 Wash
ington Ave. Phono 2884.
Tents and Awnings
Ogden Tent and Awning Co., manufac
turers of hlgh-grado storo, offico and
resident awnings. Waterproof covers,
bags. etc. Anything In canvass. 2268
Washington Ave. Phono 264.
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Queen City Roboknh Lodgo, No. 4, I. O.
O. F., moots second and fourth Saturday
evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting
members Invited. Mario Beck, N. G.,
Lulu Cloudman, Recording Secretary, 2516
Von Burou avenue.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Og
den Homestead No .1503 meets on every
Tuesday ovenlng in W. O. W. hall, Fra
ternity building, Washington avei te.
Meet with us. Fred Mitchell, foreman; J.
A. Junk, correspondent, 3202 Washington
aevnue.
Ogden Lodgo No. 1314, Loyal Order of
Moose meots every Wednesday night at
8 o'clock. I .0. O. F. hall. 2320 Washing
ton avenue. W. J. Wright, Dictator; J.
H. Knauss, Secrotary, 301 Colonel Hud
son Bldg.
Tho Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees, Silver Rovlow, No. 1;
meets ovory Friday evening at 8 o'clock
In tho Woodman hall, Fraternity block,
2320 Washington avenue. Visiting mem
bers cordially invited to attend. Emma
Hadlock. L. C; Jennie Prout, R. K., 2455
Van Buron avenue.
The Rojal Highlanders. Ogden Castle
525, meets in the Eagles hall on Hudson
avenue ovory second and fourth Tuesday
ovenlngs at S o'clock. Visiting Highland
ers cordially Invited. O. " an Hoist,
111 Pro., P. F. Planz, 2535 Lincoln, sccro-tary-trcasurer.
American Masonic Federation (Univer
sal Scottish Rite) Ogden Lodge No. 81
meets overy Monday 8 p. m. at 363 24th
St JameB Macboth, R.W.M, 2450 Wash.
Ave. G. A. Mullor, Secretary, 2662 Wash.
Ave. Visitors always welcome.
Royal Nolghbors of Amorica meets
every second and fourth Monday nights
of each month at 8 o'clock at tho new
Odd Fellows' hall, Fraternity building,
Visiting nolghbors Invited. Mary Craw
ford, Oracle, 2676 Lafayotto, Nottie Tur
ner, Recordor, 2648 Van Buron.
Masonic Quoan Esthor Chaptor No. i,
O. E. S regular meetings hold at Mason
ic hall on Washington Avo., between 25th
and 26th Sta.. the first and third Fridays
of each month. Sojourning members cor
dially invited to attend. Edna M.
Hamill, W. M.f Linda L. Irwin, Secre
tary. Woodmon of the World, Weber Camp
No. 74, meots In tho W. O. W. hall, Fra
ternity block. 2320 Washington avenue,
ovory Thursday ovenlng at 8 o'clock.
Vlsltlag Woodmon cordially Invited to
attend. C. L. Nelson. C. C, W. M. Plg
gott. Cleric P. O. Box 488.
Fraternal Order of Eagloo, Ogdon
Aerie No. 118, mCots even' Wednesday
ovenlng at 8 o'clock ut Eagles' Homo,
2431 Grant Ave. Visiting brothor Eagles
aro Invited to attend tho meetings. Club
rooms open at 11 a. ni. C. E, carlllo, W.
Prosldcnt; W. M. Plggott. Secretary;
Dr. II. B. Forbe3, erlo Physician.
Utah Camp No. 9900 Modern Woodmon
of America, nioets evory Wednosday
night hi tho Hurst ball, 2430 Hudson
Ave. Ont of town mombers cordially
Invited' to moet with us. Fred E. Wll
llamo, consul; J. R. Hlnchcllff, Clerk.
Ogdon Lodge No. 65 Independent Order
of Odd Follows, moots In I. O. O. F. hall
overy Tuesday evening. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to bo present. H, P.
Peterson, N. G.; Henry Klssell, Secro
tary. Tho Ordor of Railway Employes, Ogdon
Division No. 41, moots overy first and
Uiird Fridays of each month at tho
Eaglos' hail, at 8:16 p. m. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited. Adrian Schlppor,
Secretary.
Ogdon Lodgo No. 2 Knights of Pythias
moots every Monday evening at 3 o'clock
In Castlo Hall of tho Pythian building,
2351 Grant avenue Visiting Knights wel
come Allen Gorr. C. C: W. L. Under
wood, K. of R. S.; H. E. Palmer. 2263
Washington Avo., M. of F.
Neighbors of Woodcraft .Ogaon Circle
No. 681, meets tho 1st and 3rd Wednes
day ovenlng of each month, at S o'clock
In tho now Woodmen hall. Visiting
nolghbors Invited. Sarah RanBon. O. N
146 West Patterson Avo., Phono 1235-R.
Mario Crltes. Clerk, 2731 Monroo Ave. 1
Phono 3261-J.
NOTICE
The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the First National Bank
of Ogden, Utah,, will be held at their
banking rooms, at 2-18-i Washington
avenuo, on Tuesday, January 8, J918,
at 11 o'clock a. m for tho purpose of
electing directors to serve for the en
suing year and the transaction of such
other business as may property come
before tho said meeting.
Dated Ogden, "Utah, December 19,
1917. JAME F. BURTON,
Cashier.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice la hereby given that tho an
nual nfeeting of tho stockholders of
the Ogden Bench Canal & Water com
pany will ho held at the city hall, on
Monday, January 14, 1918, at 8 p. m.,
for the purpose of hearing the finan
cial report of the secretary and treas
urer for the year 1917, and for the
election of seven directors to servo for
the ensuing two years', and for the
transaction of .such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
A. D. CHAMBERS, Sec'y.
Dated Ogden, Utah, Dec. 29, 1917.
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
PROBATE AND
Conoult County fcCierk or the Reopflpi
tlvo 8lgner3 for Further
Information.
NOTICE.
Belinda Burch Clark, deceased.
The petition of Daniel W. Clark, for
the issuance to Emma B. Clark of let
ters of administration -with will an
nexed, In the above entitled matter,
has been set for hearing before Hon.
A. W. Agee, judge, on Monday, the
7th day of January, 1918, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at the county court house, in tho
court room of said court, in Ogden
City, Weber county, "Utah.
Witness, the clerk of said court,
with the seal thereof affixed, this
27th day of December, 1917.
O. M. RAMEY, Clerk.
By Julia Flygare, Deputy Clerk.
Jos. B. Evans, Attorney for Petitioner.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Webor Coun
ty, State of Utah.
Bert N: Spencer, plaintiff, vs. Edna
Spencer, defendant.
The State of Utah to the said Defend
ant: You are hereby summoned to ap
pear -within twenty days after service
ijf this summons upon you, if served
within the county in which this action
is brought, otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend the
above entitled action; and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to tho
demand of the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of said court,
together with a copy for you. This ac
tion is brought to recover a judgment
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now and heretofore existing between
you and the plaintiff.
CHBZ & STINE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. O. address, 403 First National
Bank building, Ogden, Utah.
First published Nov. 28. 1917.
Last published Jan. 2. 1918.
Vancouvor (B. C.) Teamsters' union
has secured a union-shop agrooment
which provides for a nine and one
half hour work day and wage Increases
of 10 to 20 per cent.
AS VEALLESS SHOP Hi
FIRST IN AMERICA f,jl
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H. E. PAYNE.
H. B. Payne of Cleveland, o7 jH
is the first butcher in America to- j ,
point tbo way to practical method ,
of beef conservation!. i .
Payne doesn't merely advise his
customers not to eat veal. Ho
won't sell them any. Beef, pork, , . IH
mutton? All right, ma'am. Veal?. '
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"Save the calves and the' beef u
shortage will adjust itself." I ij
In these words he explained why ,
be refuses -to sell veal to his pa- I
tronay i j
THE WISDOM OF AGE. f
Jack Jones was showing his father
and mother the sights to be .seen on ,
one of our latest battleships. The old
lady, after asking numerous questions, f; , fl
suddenly spotted a squad of marines : ,
lined up ready for Inspection by the j.
officer. She pounced suddenly on the ; .
sturdy seaman and said: '
"Whateyer do they keep a regiment 1
of soldierB on board for?" ,
The old man turned round fiercely
on his wife and said: I
"Maria, don't show your ignorance I t
so much. You ought to know very
well what them marines are for; they , 'M
are kept for the sailors to spin yarns f
AND WHERE WAS FATHER? IH
A young lady with a pet dog on an jJ
electric car asked the conductor to f ft
stop at a certain point. When he did (i if
so, she went to the platform and there . I lM
stood gesticulating with the dog on j j
her arm. , I
"Hurry up, miss, hurry up! You If lf
want to get out here, don't you?" '
"Oh, dear, no, thank you! I only
wished to show Fido where her mother , j
lives." Christian Register. i if
An army of some 3000 girls Is to be I
enlisted by the Y. W. C. A. to act as l I
soldiers' dining porters in Y. W. C. A. It
camp pavilions. i
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